Learn Korean

• Tools

  • Learn the sounds of Korean

  • Practice Spoken Korean in some korean speaking environment on the biggest metaverse, VRChat.

  • Practice typing on VRChat or on Discord with your friends.

  • Use Anki to memorize letters

  • Download and use Daum dictionary for English speakers and Naver dictionary for the rest

  • Use THE grammar checker

• Test your level

• Learn Hangul, the Korean Alphabet

  • Learn How Hangul works

  • Memorize the letters

    • Try my deck.

• Get some textbook

  • Integrated Korean (You can use Z-library to your advantage) to study seriously

  • Sejong Korean (Free) to study casually

• Watch Prof Yoon’s lecture

  • Integrated Korean Videos

  • Sejong Korean Videos

• Flashcards on Anki

  • Grammar

    • Korean Grammar Sentences by Evita

  • Sentences

    • 🦑 Korean Sentences (Beginner: 1 to 1000)

    • 🦑 Korean Sentences (Intermediate: 1001 to 3000)

    • 🦑 Korean Sentences (Advanced: 3001 to 7000)

  • Vocabulary from Retro’s Decks

    • A1

      • TTMIK’s First 500 Korean Words by Retro [pictures+audio]

      • Retro’s Beginner Korean Grammar Sentences (333)

    • A2

      • Retro’s Beginner Korean Vocabulary Sentences (1539)

    • B1

      • Retro’s Intermediate Korean Vocabulary Sentences (1526)

      • Retro’s Intermediate Korean Grammar Sentences (366)

• Listening Resources

  • B2-C1

    • 100 free audiobooks for Korean learners in the order at the book website. I understand that the first 50 books are for B2, the next 30 books B2 to C1, and the last 20 books to be C1 level. But I didn’t go through them, so take this with a grain of salt.

• italki for paid tutors

• HelloTalk for language exchange

• Learn deeper about other stuff such as Phonology